Star Trek: Enterprise

The black sheep of the Star Trek family. Similar to how the TOS was a commentary on Vietnam & the Cold War, Enterprise is a commentary on 9/11, the subsequent rise of Islamophobia in the US, and the invasion of Afghanistan. As a historical document, it's fascinating to watch. The show had a rough start, but I loved the direction it went in during its final season and Enterprise really deserved atleast one more season to finish its story.

The underrated star of Star Trek. The first season is a little muddled and feels almost ashamed the be Star Trek, but it finds it's feet well in Season 2 and the final seasons with the overarching Xindi plot are fantastic. The cast are solid and bar a few duds most episodes meet my Trekkie needs. Had a least two more seasons in it when it was cancelled.

Most boring of the series (not necessarily a negative) with the worst cast, captain, & finale. The few episodes that take advantage of its prequel nature (S1) + the timely social commentary that Star Trek is known for (S3) raises it to around average. Only the most devout of acolytes need apply and be warned that the second half of the 1st season into the first half of the 2nd season is the absolutely worst stretch of Berman era Star Trek..

You have to grow into it, the first few episodes are odd but once it finds its groove it's a great addition to the star trek universe.

Preety slow and too often puts the plot-armored main crew in a battle scene. Of course I don't care about those 'dramatic moments' cause they can't die.

good series

Couldn't make it past first episode.

Well I agree that this, quality wise, is not on the level of TNG or DS9, but still Enterprise grew on me and I liked to watch it a lot. It surelly had bit shaky and slow start in season 1, but season 2 was very good and the Xindi season was brilliant, with great twist at the end. My favourite episode is the one from the ending of the 3rd season, "Zero Hour".

I can't give it really high scores as it's quality was highly erratic. I will say, it was refreshingly darker than most of its counterparts and the cast was enjoyable enough. I did actually kind of enjoy it towards the end. It was better than Voyager or Deep Space Nine.